The best restaurants serving Other international-cuisines food in North Wales

Can't praise this amazing place enough A party of 11 we had the best evening celebrating a 60th Birthday Staff were absolutely brilliant, nothing was to much trouble and all of them worked so hard whilst remaining cheerful throughout The food was delicious as always and beautifully presented, ( as were the Rum punches and drunken monkeys ☺️) Thank you Up a Yard 🙏🙏

What a lovely supprise went on just eat and fancied a change phoned carribean&beer and the food was lovely never had a chicken curry like that so much flavour and the chicken wings were 2 die for cant wait for the wknd to order again👍👍👍👍👍😃😃😃

We had such a fab visit here last Friday. We had lunch which was absolutely delicious...and lovely coffee too. Highly recommend this family run cafe. (really friendly family who make you feel 100% welcome). Beautiful setting, beautiful building, beautiful food. Thank you

Picked up a takeaway for a friend they enjoyed it

Best coffee in the city. First class service, delivered to your table. Quiet, relaxed atmosphere. Always.

We arrived independently with a couple of friends, knowing that there was a coach load in , They were in another dinning room.The staff were good and service was very good, food was sufficient. The staff in dinning room work too hard, expectations are too high from their managers.We totally felt sympathetically that they work long shifts,

Had an amazing afternoon tea at the Lemon Tree Wrexham. I can honestly say it's the best by far.

Fabulous location. Food average. Expensive Service has no consistency . Staff really need some training & they need to look more professional Won’t rush back again for a while

Gave it another go. Everything has far too much salt. Owner was very rude to other customers, especially people arriving off the street. Seemed to not like people of other cultures. Had to get KFC on the way home again.

This was our 4th visit and we were very disappointed with our experience today. Whilst the staff were very friendly and the atmosphere and surroundings lovely as always, the food was a let down. There is no longer a Sunday carvery - replaced by a plated roast, although portions were plentiful I doubt the meats were ‘home cooked’ and they tasted processed. Two of our party had ribs and these were not hot and did not taste cooked (still had cold fat on the underside). The onion rings were greasy and again under cooked. The burgers had by the men in our party looked on the pink side. We did not want to create a scene in the restaurant as it was busy with some large tables. But at £185 for 6 people it was not a pleasant or cheap experience and has left us questioning if we will return despite it being on the doorstep of one of our party.

We wanted an informal pub dinner for a family catch up. Our intended place was booked out for a function. A friend recommended the Gladstone Hotel at Newbridge which is in the middle of nowhere but well worth our drive. A real find of a country pub. Food was excellent, service was good and the wait times were short. Can strongly recommend this little pub for an informal but excellent dinner.

Great place for a coffee before or after your home around Moel Famau. Large latte is £2.50 (my friends Americans was £2.30)which isn't too bad, whilst there is also a selection of flapjacks and other snacks. Good service, good coffee and not a bad price considering its the only coffee place in town!

This is our go to restaurant when visiting Llandudno. A variety of food options, mostly locally sourced, and a very tempting specials board. Portion sizes can only be described as generous. The food is flavoursome and excellently cooked. Aim to be seated downstairs in the cosy stone-walled area which has so much atmosphere.